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Home > Archives > Number 4 / July-August 2001

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5860/ltr.37n4

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Providing Information to All People Barbara T. Mates

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Chapter 2: Advantages of Serving People With Special Needs Barbara T. Mates

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Chapter 3: U.S. Laws Require Access for Those With Print Disabilities Barbara T. Mates

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Chapter 4: Technologies for People With Special Access Needs Barbara T. Mates

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Chapter 5: The World Wide Web for All Information Seekers Barbara T. Mates

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Chapter 6: Web Design and Accessibility Through a Trainer's Eyes Barbara T. Mates

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Chapter 7: Accessibility Beyond Equipment and Web Site Design Barbara T. Mates

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Chapter 8: Achieving Equitable Access Within Libraries Barbara T. Mates

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Appendix A: Assistive Technology Web Sites Barbara T. Mates

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Appendix B: Funding Adaptive Technology at a Glance Barbara T. Mates

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Cumulative Index Barbara T. Mates

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